[Error 1309. Error reading from file]

I tried to deploy an application and it failed. Due to not having time to troubleshoot the issue, I tried to manually install the application from the PC. When I do that, I get the following message.
Error 1309. Error reading from file:....Verify that that file exists and that you can access it.
It does this for all the computers that the SCCM application deployment failed on, and that i have tried to manually install.
Any suggestion?

[How can I capture an image using capture media in ConfigMgr 2012]

Do any of you use any specific steps or tools to customize the default profile, etc so when you capture that image it has the customizations?

 

I'm trying out the http://www.bluemoonpcrepair.com/wp/?p=39 to try and capture the default profile. There are just some customizations I would like on this image. Example includes some desktop icons, Picture for user profile, certain items pinned to task bar.

[How can I capture an image using capture media in ConfigMgr 2012]

I've amended the guide and thanks Rocket Man for your explanation.

 

You can of course use capture media with or without the Configuration Manager Client installed, however for a build and capture task sequence the client is required

Ok. Thank you. I understand now. Sorry for the confusion.

[How can I capture an image using capture media in ConfigMgr 2012]

 

because the process will fail if it's not installed.

I guess I don't understand. You are saying that before I capture my reference image, I must install configuration manager client on the reference image?

For the past 6 months I have been capturing my reference images from a VM using the capture media. These VM's have never been on the domain and I have never installed the configuration manager client on them, but they do not fail when I run the capture media to capture the reference image. I'm just curious if something is going to fail later on down the road.

[How can I capture an image using capture media in ConfigMgr 2012]

Why is it required that the machine have the ConfigMgr Client Agent installed on it?

[UDI Wizard Designer Applications will not install]

I cant even get my Applications to show in the UDI Wizard Designer, Its just blank.

I have verified that 1)They can be installed install application TS without being deployed. 2)My app is set to whether user is logged on or not.

Any ideas?

[using SCCM 2012 RC in a LAB - Part 18. Deploying a UDI Client Task Sequence with MDT 2012 RC1 integrated in Configuration Manager 2012]

Is there a way to auto populate the username & Password of an account in the UDI wizard that is able to join the domain so that techs do not have to enter it?

[using System Center 2012 Configuration Manager - Part 8. Deploying Applications]

I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong with creating My Applications. I have done 5 applications now from an .msi and none of the information automatically populates like Vender, Version, Etc..

[SCCM 2007 SP2 on Windows 2008 R2 problem with PXE boot]

What fixed it? Using IP Helper or \SMSBoot\x86\wdsnbp.com rather than SMSBoot\x64\pxeboot.com?

Gah, that seems to have solved part of the issue.

Thanks very much!

[Deploy Windows 7]

So once this is all built and I've captured my image I no longer have to go through this if I want to capture a new image. For example after a year has passed by, I decided i want to capture a new image to start deployin. I can just start at PXE boot and select Build and Capture correct?

[Deploy Windows 7]

Also do i need to have both x86 and x64?

[Deploy Windows 7]

you stated I chose the 64bit Enterprise version which was en_windows_7_enterprise_x64_dvd_x15-70749.iso

Does it have to be this one, is it ok to use an x86?

[Request for Next Customize Windows 7 Deployment "Desktop"]

I think a good topic to cover would be Customize Windows 7 Deployment - Desktop. Including how to complete the following:

Maybe someone already has somethign similiar to this?

 

-Pin Office Icons to Task Bar

-Pin Office Icons to Start Menu

-Pin Snipping Tool to Task Bar

-Set Systray to Always Show

-Disable IE Pop-up Blocker

-Change Action Center Settings.

[Customising Windows 7 deployments - part 3.]

I set mine up but a little different and a few less steps. Just wondering if my method is ok or if I'm overlooking something?

I just created a Run Command Line TS and in command line i have powercfg.exe /setactive 8c5e7fda-e8bf-4a96-9a85-a6e23a8c635c

See any problems with doing it this way?

[how to copy default profile during sccm sysprep]

So I tested it out and seems that it does everything but PIN Snipping tool to task bar. I belive IE is there by default.

It also does not keep the systray setting to always show.

[how to copy default profile during sccm sysprep]

So I have created my image and configured the local Administrator Account. I want the settings from the local admin account to be the default users settings as well. I was going to try the Copyprofile=True, but does anyone know if the following settings will come across?

Really all I want is Desktop Shortcuts (IE, Control Panel, Network, Computer, Users Files, Snipping Tool)

Pinned Items to Task Bar (Snipping Tool, IE)

Pinned Items to Start Menu (IE, Snipping Tool)

Always show systray.

 

Does anyone know if these setting will come across?

[How to install Cisco VPN Client for Windows 7 32bit using install software in a Task Sequence]

Did anyone ever figure this out. I actually can get the Cisco VPN client to install during an OSD Deployment using a TS, however the problem I ran into is that after the OSD is finished my configuration manager client site mode shows "UNKNOWN". If i disable the VPN client TS configuration manager client site mode shows correct as "Mixed" mode.

[how can I deploy Office 2010 Professional Plus using SCCM 2007 - Part 1]

Is there anyway to pin Office Icons to the Task bar using the OCT

[Deploy Windows 7]

Is there pros to doing it this way vs using the capture media disc?

[Configure default user profile while deploying windows 7]

Terence

Is your script working well. I think this is exactly what I need. Hope it works for me.

[Deploy Windows 7]

Your instructions show that immediatly the computer starts running the "Build and capture Windows 7".

When I try mine out, i get all the way Select a Task Sequence. I'm assuming that is correct and ok. I will select my Build and Capture Windows 7 TS and see what happens

[Deploy Windows 7]

Im currently using a Manual Capture process but would like to start using Build and Capture method. My question or concern is what aobut Updates? That is the only reason I haven't went to the Build and Capture Method yet. We use a "Thin" image and with it we install all the updates and SP but no applications.

 

For example we had been deploying Win7 for a while then after SP1, I did a manul capture of a reference computer with SP1 and other updates. However nowe we are at the point that a newly deployed machine has over 100 updates to be applied.

 

I dont see how if I have an old image on SCCM and use that to build and capture I get it updated with all the update with out having the tech go through updates after its deployed?